Abdominal Pain

• According to the Mayo Clinic, abdominal pain might not be caused by a heart attack but may result from appendicitis, Crohn's disease or irritable bowel syndrome. Other causes of abdominal pain include ulcerative colitis, urinary tract infections and pancreatitis.
  
  

Heart Attack Symptoms

• According to the Mayo Clinic, heart attack symptoms may include chest pressure or pain, pain that extends from the chest to shoulder, arm or jaw, and prolonged pain in the upper abdomen. Shortness of breath, sweating or fainting may occur with a heart attack.
  
  

Female Heart Attack

• Women may experience clammy skin, dizziness or unusual fatigue as well as abdominal pain during a heart attack.
  
  

Heart Attack Risk Factors

• Smokers, diabetics and patients with high blood pressure have a greater risk of a heart attack. High blood levels of cholesterol or triglycerides, obesity and a lack of physical activity can cause a higher risk of developing a heart attack.
  
  

Heart Attack Complications

• Heart attacks can lead to complications such as abnormal heart rhythms, heart failure or heart valve problems.